You should
choose celebrity and brand, which never was before.
Theme
board
The theme board should have between 10 minimum and 12
maximum frames. The theme board should use frameworks, concepts of branding to
examine the link between a chosen celebrity and chosen brand.
Covering statement
This should be useful
to
explain, discuss
and evaluate the theme board. This should be submitted along with
your theme
board. The word limit for this is 1500 words, +/- 10%. This should be in
essay/article
format and not in report format.
Marking criteria for
creative and visual theme board – overall weighting of theme board is 50% -
size A2, between 10 to 12 visuals
Choose
one business brand (product or service or technology or retail) to link with
a celebrity brand, currently not linked = 10 marks
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Use
the brand typology model to demonstrate the link between the business brand
and celebrity brand = 10 marks
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Demonstrate
how the business and celebrity brand might influence one specific target
segment = 20 marks
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In
what way does the business and celebrity brand personality reflect/relate to
a typical individual from the target segment = 20 marks
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How
might the business and celebrity brand project at least two attributes of
added value = 20 marks
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Project
three key business/celebrity brand values? = 20 marks
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Ensure
the celebrity and brand are not currently linked
Use
an image or key words or a form of visual expression, that will help you encode (visually
explain) the link
The celebrity must
not be endorsing other brands within the same organisation
PEST model
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Use
an image or key word or a form of visual expression to express celebrity typology
Use
an imaginative visual expression to demonstrate the connect between brand and
the endorser
Brand typology
model
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Use
visual images to express persona of
the target segment
persona should
include relevant mix from below:
Age
Lifestyle
Gender
Attitudes
Personality
traits
Tastes
& hobbies
Culture
Others
that you think are relevant to your brand
Use pen portraits
model
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Use
visual expression to express brand personality
Use
visual expression to express celebrity personality
Use
a visual expression to show a clear link back to the target market persona
ELM model
Brand personality
model
Meaning transfer
model
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Use
visual expression to show current positioning
of brand
Use
visual expression to show desired positioning of brand along two attributes
of added value model
Visually
express how chosen celebrity endorser might help facilitate this linking back
to brand
personality model
Levels of product
model
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Use
visual expression to recommend three authentic
brand values that you want the brand to project, as a result of the link
between brand and chosen endorser?
The
theme board should show clear links and progression, between all the visuals
from start to finish telling your visual story
Brand values models
Determinants of
celebrity endorsement model
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out of 10 =
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Marking criteria for
academic covering statement – overall weighting is 50% - 1500 words does not
include tables & diagrams, use Harvard Referencing System
Justify
choice of business brand (product or service or technology or retail) to link
with a celebrity brand, currently not linked = 10 marks, 150 words
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Clarify
the brand typology link between the
business brand and celebrity brand = 10 marks, 150 words
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Discuss
how the business and celebrity brand might influence one specific target
segment = 20 marks, 300 words
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Discuss
how business and celebrity brand personality relates to a typical individual
from the target segment = 20 marks,
300 words
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Evaluate
how might the business and celebrity brand project at least two attributes of
added value = 20 marks, 300 words
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Discuss
the three key business/celebrity brand values? = 20 marks, 300 words
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Justify
your choice of brand and celebrity
Explain
and discuss the visual
expression, that you used to encode
the link
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Discuss
visual expressions used to express brand typology, celebrity typology
and the connect between brand and the
endorser
Use
relevant model
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Discuss
the persona of the target segment
Persona
should have included relevant mix from below:
Age
Lifestyle
Gender
Attitudes
Personality
traits
Tastes
& hobbies
Culture
Others
that you think are relevant to your brand
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Discuss
visual expression to express brand personality
Discuss
visual expression to express celebrity personality
Explain
how brand/celebrity personalities link back to the target market persona
Use
relevant model
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Evaluate
current versus desired positioning of brand along two attributes of added
value
Explain
how chosen celebrity endorser might help facilitate this by linking back to
personality
Use
relevant model
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Discuss
the recommended three authentic brand values that you want the brand to
project, as a result of the link between brand and chosen endorser?
Use
relevant model
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out of 10 =
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out of 10 =
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out of 20 =
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out of 20 =
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Harvard Referencing
This is absolutely vital. You must
apply this system of referencing to how you reference in the text and how you
present your references in the reference section.
You will also be
provided with a set of power-point slides with citation and referencing
information which will help. If your
work is not properly referenced you are likely to see an impact on your
assessment grade. You also need to make
sure that you do not plagiarise as this will result in a fail or worse an inability
to pass this year. If you are unsure
what constitutes plagiarism please check your induction material or visit the
on-line Library resources.
HINT: Have a look at top quality journal articles!
Also: Refer to the following book which may help your
approach and understanding of Harvard referencing:
·
Pears R & Shields G (2013) Cite Them Right: The essential Referencing
Guide (9th edition) Basingstoke, Hants: Palgrave Macmillan
·
Recommended
Text
·
Chernatony, L., Macdonald, M. and Wallace, E. (4th
Edition) Creating Powerful Brands,
Elsevier: Butterworth-Heinemann.
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